Yes, both. A slightly reduced version of the MFC was shipped with eVC++, which often meant that you could port applications with very little code changes.
And C# can be compiled for the Compact .Net Framework, which means it then runs on WinCE, too.
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Yes, both. A slightly reduced version of the MFC was shipped with eVC++, which often meant that you could port applications with very little code changes.
And C# can be compiled for the Compact .Net Framework, which means it then runs on WinCE, too.
Thanks. That's good to know...
How does this new "Avalon" thing fit into object orientation from a "human / visual" point of view, as I described earlier (meaning that "properties"/members beeing immediately reflected on the GUI as with changes to real-life objects)?